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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Recently saw a comment on a video on tiktok from a woman who says her sister is 41 and she's never dated and never had a boyfriend which is another shocking reminder. Last thing you expect to happen to a woman[/quote]

That's surprising because sisters can be competitive. One wants what the other has.[/quote]

Just more surprising and shocking, a lot more for a woman than it is for a man to reach a certain age or a certain decade and to have always been alone or to have never dated or never been in a relationship before or never had sex because, of how women have always been on the receiving end of sexual attention or just women never being expected to do the pursuing or approach a man or ask him out, be the ones to spark or ignite attraction.

That's why I'm very shocked that this thread was started in the first place or that there are these type of women that exist that are 35+ and have never had boyfriends.

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Growing up in a lonely environment. Bullying especially by boys. Low self esteem. Growing up poor will do this to you. [/quote]

How will that affect women when women are not expected to do the pursuing or not expected to take initiative like men always have?[/quote]

Omg, just listen to what people are saying.  You keep saying the same things page after page.[/quote]

I'm just often bitter and resentful because I unfortunately was a late bloomer as well and it's something I will sadly have to live with for the rest of my life.

Read this article of a woman that was posted recently and another shocking unexpected case:
https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/9237886/thirty-never-relationship-always-third-wheel/[/quote]

I'm the PP from the PP. This is a personal development issue. Work on it and you'll be happier.[/quote]

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